Flowroos β€” Floral studio re-branding πŸ’

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Flowroos spring/summer inspiration: Flowroos brand moodboard in mint-green tones with white flowers and the logo.
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The client asked for two directionsβ€”one calm, one boldβ€”to see which matched their personality.

New logo(s)

Modern logos live on phone screens, so I kept details minimal. I created two versions: a mark and a wordmark, usable together or separately.

Flowroos wordmark in dark green on a horizontal lime-green organic blob shape.Flowroos wordmark stacked on two lines in dark green on a green organic blob shape.

Concepts

Two concepts, same logo, different palettes.

Green direction

I pulled greens, beige, and soft yellow from photos of the client's actual arrangementsβ€”stems, leaves, wrapping paper they already used. This direction suits wedding and corporate clients where restraint reads as quality.

Flowroos brand moodboard in mint-green tones with white flowers and the logo.

Red direction

Same logo, opposite energyβ€”reds, oranges, peach. This version targets a younger audience: birthday parties, celebrations, arrangements that photograph well for social.

Flowroos brand moodboard in terracotta tones with red flower arrangements and the logo.

The client went with green. The red felt like a different business.